Feiglin demands cancelling the election and holding a snap election

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Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin sent an urgent letter to Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg, demanding that the publication of final results and their approval be halted until the Shin Bet completes its examination of suspicions of harming the integrity of the elections. According to Arutz Sheva, Feiglin argued that these are not isolated suspicions that can be resolved by disqualifying individual polling stations, but suspicions of serious harm to the country's sovereignty.

In his letter, Feiglin wrote: "No result is approved - everything is frozen until the examination is exhausted," and according to Arutz Sheva he requested: "If the elections were polluted, they must be annulled and a snap election held." According to Srugim, he wrote to Sohlberg: "Freeze the results until the Shin Bet's conclusions."

According to Channel 14, Feiglin demands cancelling the elections and holding snap re-elections following the Ra'am-Gate affair. According to Ice, the demand is for re-elections without campaigns, with Border Police forces at polling stations in the Arab sector, against the backdrop of the investigation of suspicions of election bribery and foreign interference.